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Yes, that software does seem to have the ability to make the clock go from 6pm to 3am without passing through any of the moments in between. The original was much the same.
Well, the problem is that every time after I get mercilessly pummelled, the next day I wake up with this brilliant new strategy that will win for sure. Only it takes about three hours before I even know whether or not it is working. Tried limiting myself to a half-hour of play per day, but it just wasn't as much fun. So now I won't let myself play any more... just too many things of greater significance to spend my time on.
I tried it a few times, but have to say that I prefer the originals.
I have to agree. I dont know what part of the originals you like in particular, for me what I dont like about Freeciv is the graphics. IMO Blocky graphics are nice sometimes.
I have the same problem with UFO: Alien Invasion. I'd much rather play the original, even though its blocky and has limited resolution.
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